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North Carolina Man Pleads Guilty to Doxing Supreme Court Justice

May 7, 2026

Summary

A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to doxing the home address of a Supreme Court justice, according to the Justice Department.

How coverage differs

  • Center: Man admits guilt for doxing Supreme Court justice's home address Center outlets reported that a North Carolina man, Travis Lee Owen, pleaded guilty to doxing a Supreme Court justice. They detailed the Department of Justice's announcement of the plea, noting the charges and the potential penalties involved.
  • Right: Doxing Supreme Court justice: A serious attack on rule of law Right-leaning outlets highlighted that a North Carolina man pleaded guilty to doxing a Supreme Court justice, emphasizing the legal consequence of revealing personal information. They focused on the Department of Justice's announcement regarding Travis Lee Owen's plea.

Coverage by lane

Center

  • North Carolina man pleads guilty to doxing Supreme Court justice

Right

  • N.C. Man Pleads Guilty to Doxing Justice - Newsmax

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